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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
4
A cryptic style list by Thomas Joseph presents clues and numbers including Spain’s last reina and a Mass motor highway. Also appears are works referencing John Wayne films and a variety of nouns such as water, birds, and tools, with numerous cross references and a final set of answers.
A substitution cipher sample shows ONE letter stands for another with daily changes. The note presents the Holmes quotation about a bigot's mind and the eye.
Established 1830 Second Class Postage Paid at Norwalk Ohio UPI NEWS SERVICE lists subscription rates by carrier and mail. In Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas 55 per week. By mail in Huron and Erie Counties 24.00 per year rural areas without carrier service 24.00 elsewhere in the U S 31.50 per year. Mail subscription payable in advance.
A TV guide style listing shows an evening of films led by The Secret War of Harry Frigg starring Paul Newman and Sylva Koscina at 9:00, followed by Situation Hopeless but Not Serious with Alec Guinness. The late lineup includes Harry, Enter Laughing, The Mississippi Gambler, plus news and game shows throughout the night.
A dense listing of daytime and access prime time programs across networks with show titles and times. Notable entries include Jeopardy Password Days of Our Lives General Hospital Dallas and Match Game along with morning news and children's programs.
Joe Smith faced higher unemployment taxes after an unjustified claim by his secretary. Stanley Reed explains employer cost sharing, policy errors, and tax-rate impacts across firms. Reed’s firm handles policy, authority, and audits for savings, including a case dropping bills from 270000 to 90000 annually.
DEAR ABBY columns explore social pressures in small towns with a reader who describes herself as 18, tall blue eyed and well off, lamenting lack of dating options after dating 40 boys in 20 years and asking why she remains unhappy in dating life. The second letter defends a widow mother seeking happiness after caring for her ailing husband. A third reader contemplates contacting a Naval officer from high school era and Abby counsels calling first rather than surprise visit.
Washington Merry-Go-Round by Jack Anderson reports military dining in the Washington area. At Fort Myer a Sunday dinner served 800 officers with ham turkey beef seafood and desserts for 3.75 all you can eat. Pentagon top brass dine cheaply while many workers brown bag. Commissary sales up seven percent to start the year, with beef demand high and price-conscious officers buying wholesale. Several price comparisons show civilians paying more for everyday foods.
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